Why Jurgen Klopp was spotted alone at Anfield stands out ahead of emotional Liverpool farewell

Social media exploded when a photo of Jurgen Klopp alone at Anfield went viral, but what was he doing there?

He Liverpool The boss is in the final week of his stay at the club after nine years and will go down as a true Reds icon.

So when a photo of klopp being alone at Anfield was posted on social media, widely shared by fans and theorizing that he was taking in the scenery for the last time.

However, the truth is that the German coach had planned to be at Anfield for an event.

The club's directors had fired him because they wanted to thank him for his services over the last nine years.

The six trophies he won at Liverpool were on display as he held a question and answer session with those present, and Klopp thanked the staff for the journey they shared.

Those who attended described the “emotional” event as “an absolute privilege” with many memories and photographs taken.

Liverpool academy coach Mike Yates said on man. We did it Liverpool style.” Thank you Jürgen.”

Liverpool vice-president of communications Craig Evans posted: “Emotional afternoon at Anfield today. Jurgen doing what Jurgen does.

“A staff event to thank you with a team photo and Q&A, and Jurgen somehow turns it into an event to thank all the staff at the club. What a wonderful human being.”

Liverpool fans will give Klopp a mass send-off on Sunday in the final game of the season when the Reds take on Wolves.

Anfield is sold out and volume levels will reach new heights as they look to give Klopp the send-off he deserves.

And the Liverpool boss has admitted he might be a little excited when he arrives full-time.

After Monday night's draw against Aston Villa, Klopp said of the fans: “I have no doubt about our relationship. I appreciate it.

“I still can't put it into words because I have to protect myself a little. The emotions will come out.”

Liverpool are already guaranteed third place this season, leaving the Wolves in the running with the Reds in terms of league position.